Puffy, Sagging Eyelids, Hollow Eyes and Uneven Skin Tone

Hi Alison,

Could you kindly recommend me which tissue salts/products to use? I noticed lately my upper eyelids have become very "fat/ thick" and puffy and my right eyelid has become droopier than before. It makes my eyes look uneven.

The problems have been there for the past few years but seems worse for the past few months. The upper eyelids seems to be constantly "changing" recently, from triple eyelid, to hidden eyelid, etc.

Also, I noticed that the "fats" from the outside corner of my left eye seems to be "disappearing". It looks hollow now. It seems I am losing collagen and fat around that area.

Lastly, any help for uneven skin tone on the body? There seem to be darkened skin/patches on certain body areas.

On another note, can I continue to take the tissue salts even if they have already expired?

Hope you could kindly help me with the above. Many thanks for your time and kind help!

Warm Regards,
Clarice

Hi Clarice

Thank you for posting your queries.

I take it that there are no symptoms of discomfort that would require an ophthalmological examination. Generally, puffiness around the eyes can be corrected using Nat Mur and Nat Sulph , the water distribution and elimination salts.

The shape-shifting of the lids you describe could be due to this fluid retention, or possibly hormonal changes. If you find that it persists after a few months of using tissue salts, you should perhaps have a check-up to exclude anything like that.

This hollowing you describe of the outer corner of the left eye could be Kali Phos and Silicea deficiency. I'm pretty sure that with depleted collagen there is also elasticity loss, and Calc Fluor and Kali Sulph are also required.

I think you can deal with most of this using the Beauty Synergy , and add the Kali Phos if it is the temple area that appears a little sunken or has greyish undertones.

Uneven skin tone is usually associated with the sulphates; these are together in the Pure Synergy , and Calc Phos for cell renewal and repair.

Although it's always best to use products within their expiry period, our tissue salts seem to last well beyond these dates. From time-to-time, we've conducted tests on expired samples, and there were no signs of anything untoward, so I am quite happy to use them for myself. Of course, this depends on their proper handling and storage.

Warm regards
Alison